Transfer Bench; Padded Vinyl

Great padding. Good adjustments.

It squeaks like it is going to collapse. Did not receive the estimate of replacement cushions.

lee h. from jupiter, fl

In a wheelchair, weak legs.

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claude h. from troutville, va

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the pads are water proof and good to sit on. they don't collapse when you sit on them.

would like to see it a little wider. it would be more stable.

morgan j. from palmdale, ca

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I should have ordered the transfer bench with the suction cups on the two inner legs. Without this, it has no stability.

john s. from vernon hills, il

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deanna d. from burlington, ma

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Fits well in my shower, Has handle bars on the sides to grab on to, to transfer. Has adjustable heights to meet your wheel chair needs.

I had to assemble the unit. It was not hard, just took me a while.

joseph m. from new milford, pa

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It's not deep enough. I would feel much more safer if it had about 2 more inches of depth on the seat.

steve h. from halstead, ks

50 y.o., T 3-4 Para

vinyl cover; soft padding;useful arm rest; good backrest;ability to adjust for curvature of shower floor; ability to adjust for entry from either side of shower

failure to give written instructions for changing side which will use the armrest.

phillip g. from addison, tx (caregiver)

67 year old female disabled by stroke-my wife.

secure, comfortable seating for customer....very easy to use.

While the seat is extremely comfortable, it does not drain well under a full force of water. I prefer comfort!

patricia h. from lansdowne, va

customer had knee surgery and was advised to use product, in tub, with hand-held shower head instead of standing in separate shower.

Reasonable price, good padding, can be assembled to fit your tub/shower layout.

To install the back support you need to remove four screws that also hold the seating in place. Could be a bit tricky for the mechanicly challanged.

timothy a. from toledo, oh

44 yr old male, para for 21 yrs, dealing with pressure sores at the moment.

makes it possible to sit in tub and shower while sitting

Difficult to move legs into tub without assistance

myrna r. from sanford, nc

Age 78; post-op spine surgery; using bench during 3-4 month recovery period

Well known company, good material used in product, last for a long time, at least 3 years.

Needs more bracing under padded seat where back of seat screws to frame, this would prevent the seat from sagging under body weight. I added some more bracing and no more sagging.

michael g. from havana, fl

Hello, I'm a 55 year old T5 paraplegic, been using transfer benches for the past 35 years.